A couple of Poly grads will be on opposite sides of the field in the Gator Bowl on Dec. 30.
Antonio Freeman, second-team All-Big East Conference as a kick returner, will conclude his career at Virginia Tech. Also a split end, Freeman holds school career and single-season records for touchdown catches.
Greg Kyler, a freshman wide receiver for Tennessee, hasn't played this season and will be a red-shirt unless injuries force the Vols to use him in the Gator. Kyler is certain to be on the sideline with an eye on Freeman even if he isn't in uniform.
Another Poly grad, Tramont Evans, a first-team All-Patriot League selection, was named Lafayette's Most Valuable Receiver after finishing second on the team in receptions (32) and first in yards (722) and touchdowns (seven), including five scores in the final three games.
Evans, a junior, is tied for seventh on the school's all-time touchdown receptions list with 10.
* Lehigh defensive end David Sunderland (Mount St. Joe) finished his sophomore season with 30 tackles and two sacks.
Basketball
Senior Todd Kerr (Park) was named Player of the Week after Hampden-Sydney set a school record for victories to start a season (seven). Kerr scored a season-high 20 points against previously undefeated Bridgewater, contributing four rebounds, two steals and a block.
* Sophomore Rich Rhinehart (Towson Catholic) had 26 points, 19 in the first half, to lead Shippensburg (4-4) past Mansfield, 78-69. He is averaging 11.5 points, leads the team in steals (2.0) and is second in rebounds (7.5).
* At Randolph-Macon, Stacey Lippert (Seton Keough), as the lone senior, is expected to serve as playmaker, as well as lead the offense, while freshman Ken Krabitz (Mount St. Joseph) is trying to break into the men's lineup.
* Guard Kacy Williams (Hammond) leads Georgetown in assists with 25 in five games. . . . As a Bucknell freshman, Kristen Lloyd (Mount Hebron) is averaging 5.1 points and 17 minutes per game. . . . At Susquehanna, Christina Williamson (Mercy) is the top freshman with 2.9 points and 1.7 rebounds. . . . Rochester Institute of Technology women's basketball coach Nelson Miles on sophomore Kerry Rogers (Parkville): "Kerry is a good open shooter and a hard worker. We're working to develop her shot under pressure, but that will come with experience."
Miscellaneous
Stanford's Amanda White (Dulaney) finished 100th in the NCAA Division I cross country championships and Wisconsin's Jenny Howard (Fallston) was 148th in the field of 181. . . . In field hockey, freshman Amy Rafalski (Bel Air) earned the Hustle Award at Bridgewater and sophomore defender Heather Bohanan (Friends) scored the first point of her Lafayette career in the Patriot League tournament. . . . In soccer, sophomore defender Anastasia Pfarr (St. Mary's) earned her second letter, starting six of Dickinson's 16 games.